caution...Its Christmas....lets pray

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This is for all of us here with a girlfriend that is very excited about christmas and decides to go out and get a christmas tree and buy all of the decorations and spray the tree with snow next to the fish tank all before you get home. When you arrive home and see the tree you go awwww :) . Then you turn on the living room lights and see snow all over the fish tank an you go awwwww :( . I guess I should have had that talk with her about all of the do's and dont's. :horse: well lets pray that it will be ok. I guess you could say this is a heads up to everyone else to please have that discussion. and when she wakes up :hammer:
 
ok so did this happen to you ????????

I hope she didn't get anything in the tank and do some serious harm to your fish
 
yes this happened to me. I am just waiting it out. there was snow al over my lights, glass and stand, so I figure some got in the tank.
 
SKIM hard and have some water ready for a quick change of at least 50%. Also run carbon if you can.
 

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